Honda Fit fuel consumption: 1300cc petrol vs 1500cc hybrid

The Fit 1500cc hybrid uses 19% less fuel: 21.7 km/L against 17.7 km/L. At 1,000 km a month and today's Nairobi prices, that is KSh 28,513 a year less in fuel.

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Typical km/L from Kenyan drivers, or our estimate where drivers have not added theirs yet. Costs at today's Nairobi pump prices.
Measure	Fit 1300cc petrol	Difference	Fit 1500cc hybrid
km/L	17.7 (Estimate)	4.0 km/L	21.7 (Estimate)
Drivers	0		0
Cost per km	KSh 12.81	KSh 2.38	KSh 10.44
Cost per 100 km	KSh 1,281	KSh 238	KSh 1,044
Tank size	40 litres		40 litres
Distance on a full tank	708 km	161 km	870 km
Official figure	24.6 km/L		30.2 km/L
Engine	1300cc petrol · L13B		1500cc hybrid · LEB-H1
Gearbox	Automatic (CVT)		Automatic (DCT)

Which is cheaper to run?

At 1,000 km a month, the Fit 1500cc hybrid costs about KSh 28,513 a year less to run than the Fit 1300cc petrol. That gap is big enough to matter when you buy. A hybrid usually costs more to buy: see how long the savings take to cover it.

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